The veil has long been a woman's opportunity to cherish, grow, nurture your secret, your sexuality, your wildness. If we discard the idea of propriety propagated by religions, what in the depths lies help for men to keep their property rights.

If this time we choose not to enter into political discussions about the clash of civilizations and women's rights. And if we choose not to talk about marriage only as an economic act, where a woman as a commodity must be wrapped in cloth or paper so that, possibly conceal its defects or demonstratively state that the "item" has not yet been used. Then we can see the veil , the magic of the veil.

Through the ages, it has not been a tool of women's oppression or a religious dogma, but a woman's feeling, an enricher of intimacy, an incubator, an inspirer. It is an opportunity to surround yourself, protect yourself, respect yourself, yourself to warn Even in the Christian tradition, the veil is not just about showing respect to God when going to church, it is a symbol of female holiness.

The veil has two sides

On one side are those who look at the veil and see before them the mystery of life.

The other same woman in her inner pulsations and perfume ramparts. If a woman is free, aware, has been on fire in orgasms, the veil makes her numinous - it is an incredible dance where both holiness and spirituality and the absolute are intertwined femme fatale sensuality. It is not for nothing that ancient goddesses and Greek sculptures are often wrapped in liquid cars.

We have become very limited in the way we view the liquid vehicle.

It mostly carries only the symbolic meaning that social groups or religions have superficially tried to give it. Today, the bride's white veil often causes giggles and smiles, because "everyone understands very well" that the couple previously has been in love, maybe even for years, maybe even to the point of boredom and oblivion. That on white silk, or, most likely, polyester will never show the telltale blood stains.

We look upon the veil only in its recent sense— as a symbol of the veil of innocence. Not as a woman's promise to her beloved to reveal her deepest nature, most intimate, the deepest corners. Freeing, dropping, emancipating, striving for equality and recognition, Westerners have the idea that a woman of her own free will could want to not only undress but also cover herself has completely disappeared, protect, wrap

In ancient Rome, the veil that rolled down to the ground had a special name - flammeum .

It comes from the word flamma – flame, bright light. Some historians believe that it tells about the color of the veil - red, or, most likely, golden yellow. This, in turn, indicates the main function of the veil - protection, showing that the bride is protected by the Light and burns like a bright flame. And here we come to the mystical and shamanic of the veil functions - protection from evil spirits and energies.

If the modern mind resists such a worldview, it can certainly be replaced by the understanding that those present at the marriage ceremony there are many people. In a moment of excitement, many emotions rise up, but when one feeling opens up, others also open up – dark and light side go hand in hand. And envy, jealousy, jealousy, pity can enter the room unwillingly - that is only natural. 99% of people feel one of these emotions at some point and the remaining 1% simply deny it. Blessed the veil is one of the tools to protect yourself from the superfluous and unnecessary that enters the room.

Outside of weddings, rituals, everyday, the veil may be lifted only with her consent.

Open your legs and love, make love only with a woman's "yes" word. But is this woman, wherever it is - in the East or in the West, with a headscarf or bare chest on the beach. Does she realize herself as spiritual and physical beauty, deeply sensual and knowing what he wants? Is she even capable of saying yes or no? I want it, I don't want it? The veil is a symbol that prompts the question - may or may not. Does the modern woman even have a feeling, a deeper feeling and answers to these questions. If she were asked such questions - would she be?

The veil today is a symbol of this lost woman. Beautiful Instagram picture attribute, princess games. And it shouldn't be. It should symbolize the primordial, beautiful idea of the Great Mystery of Life, beauty and mystery that dazzle and inspire us all. Stories must be told about an inexhaustibly dizzying bouquet of paradoxes, where darkness hides light, the sensual sanctity, the guarded openness.

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Author of the article: LIENE PÄLĆA

Photo: ALINA MUR , LIENE PETERSONE , LINDA LAUVA , GATIS LOČMELIS , PINTEREST

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